Local Notes From Friday's Daily Highlight Campaign Scenes
Friday's Daily reports Coas Noyes and C D Sheppard in Tucson near Del Lewis as Governor Murphy ends his campaign. Thanksgiving set for November 20 by the president. Benson appoints Wm Case as A. & S. E. road agent at Bisbee. Mrs H Bastion and her son return to Tombstone from Germany. Scott White to speak at Schieffelin hall. Republican crowd restless and busy with voter instructions. Bucky O Neill greeted with enthusiasm at Bisbee. Henry Cook builds a new stamp mill in the Dragoon mountains. Juan Po sentenced to Phoenix asylum. possible perjury trial to follow. Maura Elva Montonier dies at ten months. funeral tomorrow at 2:90 p m. George H McInerney arrested for embezzlement. bail set at 500 dollars.
Grave error disputes sheriff oath timing in Cochise matter
The Oasis questions the accuracy of statements about Scott White and the sheriff oath. It notes Kelton acted as sheriff after Cochise died, with White only qualifying later, and Emanuel serving as clerk until the new appointee qualified. The piece argues a misprint should be corrected but blames time constraints of the newspaper run.
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Oasis
White
Prostrcton
Scott White
Emanuel
Bird
Misleading O'Neill Meeting Prompts Laughable Mixup
In Tombstone last night a crowd gathered at Schieffelin hall expecting Bucky O'Neill to speak. Murphy was mistaken for Hacky by many ladies and children as the band played insisting the event was Bucky’s. The ex governor dodged questions on loans and world’s fair funds, blamed cattle tariffs for political ends, denied A I A ties, and attacked territorial papers. General Sennsoo spoke, flaunting a waterwhite diamond and a costly wardrobe while deriding tariffs and the Wilson bill as the crowd listened in a charged atmosphere.
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Tombstone
Schieifelin Hall
Hunehves
Bucky J O'Neill
Bucky
Montgomery
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Loan Commission
Hhis
Cochise County
Hatter
Bisbee
A. I A
Mr. Doran
General Sensoo
Santa Fe Co
Wilson
Winslow
Current Humor and Quips From The Evening Page
A collage of humorous snippets from gossip and quiz items. The dialogue includes witty exchanges about love, misreads, and mistaken feelings. Banter touches on fashion, complexion, and social observations, framed as light newspaper humor.
Evening Event Ends With Mixed Reactions At Hometown Meeting
In Elkhart Garriag an event drew families and children who woke crying after the general spoke. The crowd remained disappointed as the band played only once and tickets were cheered before adjourning. A job ad and response details followed, with a self addressed envelope and a note about permanent positions from J. Wor Ellew in Msbrwads, Indiana.
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Theromen
Msbrwads
Ind
McNally Acquitted After Brief Fort Smith Trial
James McNally known as Chas Bradley is found not guilty in a Tombstone linked case after an 18 minute jury deliberation. The verdict elicits public praise and a celebration by McNally’s wife Mrs. McNally as the couple plans to leave for Tombstone, Ariz., with neighbors wishing them Fort Smith’s hospitality as a future home.
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Fort Smith
Mrs. McNally
Sanford
Wiley Cox
Ariz
Artesian Well Flow Reaches 70000 Gallons Daily
P A Lofgreen writes to the Prae rector detailing the MeKne brothers artesian well. It taps at 206 feet with a flow of about 70000 gallons per 24 hours. The bottom is quicksand, delaying casing work. A large reservoir is being built to store water for irrigation. The well still flows about 8000 gallons daily.
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P. A. Lofgreen
Praerector
MeKne Brothers
Beaumarchais and His Tyrannical Servant End in Tragedy
A Beaumarchais domestic dispute ends with the master dead in bed after a climactic chess quarrel with his valet Antoine who, though humbly compliant, provoked a sudden quarrel that turns fatal. The valet claims duty prolonged the elderly master’s life.
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Mirtahenr
Monsigne
Monsieus
Monsieur
Antoine
Montier
Beaumarchain
Beaumarchais
Notice to Trespass on San Pedro River Ranch Lands
Een Lenoxmann warns all persons not to trespass on his ranch property or the San Pedro river improvements between the Grand Central mill and bank. Trespassers do so at their own risk.
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San Pedro
Grand Central Mill
Een Lenoxmann
Cattle Brands Listed In Advertised Resolvent
Subscribers to the Daily Booster or Weekly Esterpara receive a one inch cattle brand ad in the weekly edition. The page catalogs numerous ranch brands with owners or firms such as MONK BROS, DUVALL & CO, TR, MONTZ, DUNSINE & METCALE, WATTERMAN, SULEIVANS, BAKER, CHIRICAHUA CATTLE CO, and others, noting brand placements on various body parts and notes on stock branding.
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Errrara
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Wm. Case of
Benson
Schieffelin Hall
Slop Pall Brigade
Nat Hawke
Bucky O'Neill
Henry Cook
Dragoon Mountains
Juan Po
Hig
W. D. Montonier
Maura Elva
George H. McInerney
Maricopa & Phoenix Railroad Company
Masten
Justice Johnstone
Hood
Sarapacula
Gnee
T. J. Wiscor
Salt Lake City
Bucky Murphy
O'Neill Lis
Hacky
Smcetome
Fliegende
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Prinella
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Truth
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Fistuona
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Ganinea
Zm Es
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Atestately
Fer
Pinstestas
BAUER
Monk Bros
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A Lecerinioe
Braley
Postolico
Wileas Acre Range
Cutie Brand
Montz
Vither
Spee
Bragsen
Ett
Joun H
Slatonter
Pestuttee
Ariana
Hinges
Dane Atte
Ueww
Revie
Stunner
Richardson
Asith Dh
Eft
Dunsine & Metcale
Pertoffice
Heschves Moghtaens
Aig
Watterman Postoffice
Toatutuee
Cate
Lott
Bowie Staton
Suleivans
Ai Renge
Brand
Itt
Cate Seanind Woo
Erie
South End
Selphire
Spring Valley
Cate Bai
Morris
Wostutice
Drigoon
Cale Byati
Cirete IL
Hone Yeand
Chiricahua Cattle CO
Yortice
Temtatotie
Gratuun County
Cire
M, Renaud
Cromtar
Uland
Tohn
Gray
Ruthen
A. T
Orker Calison
San Sivaek
Lear
W. B
Gus Sobery
A. Froud
Foner
Hegecante Cornetyard
Kitee
Chasgoetgens
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